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WorksheetsCharacter
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
Teens who obey rules and laws demonstrate caring.
True
False
Teens who obey rules and laws demonstrate caring.
True
False
One important way to learn about character and values is to have a citizen in your life.
True
False
Parents or guardians are among the most important role models for their children.
True
False
Character is inherited from your parents.
True
False
Someone with good character _______
is loyal to their friends.
does not lie or cheat.
respects others and their property.
all of the above
What’s a healthy thing to do if you decide there’s something about your character that could be better?
Nothing, because it’s too difficult to change.
Hide it so that others won’t notice.
Work on changing what you don’t like about yourself.
Tell people and joke about it, so they won’t care.
Part of being a fair person is __________
giving people a chance to speak, even when you disagree with them.
going all out to win a game, even if it means doing something questionable.
always expressing your ideas before anyone else has a chance to express theirs.
celebrating your successes and not acknowledging the successes of others.
You can show empathy for a friend by...
encouraging the friend to talk to someone other than you.
trying to understand and share the friend's feelings.
telling the friend that it is important to "move on."
staring into the distance not not responding while the friend talks.
A person who is caring
Shows gratitude and prejudice to others
Shows gratitude and forgives others
Commits hate crimes
Listens only to people with the same viewpoint
Josh accidentally pushed another player out of bounds. He shows responsibility when he ___
suggested that a member of the other player's team pushed him out.
admitted that he caused the other player to go out of bounds.
admitted touching the player, but not causing the foul.
denied that he was responsible for pushing the other player.
Taking action in support of a cause
Citizenship
Role Model
Tolerance
Advocacy
A person who inspires you to think or act in a certain way
Citizenship
Role Model
Tolerance
Advocacy
The ability to accept other people as they are
Citizenship
Role Model
Tolerance
Advocacy
The way you conduct yourself as a member of the community
Citizenship
Role Model
Tolerance
Advocacy
The way a person thinks, feels, and acts
Character
Integrity
Prejudice
Accountability
A negative and unjustly formed opinion
Character
Integrity
Prejudice
Accountability
A willingness to answer for your actions and decisions
Character
Integrity
Prejudice
Accountability
Being true to your ethical values
Character
Integrity
Prejudice
Accountability
A friend asks you to do something that goes against your values and those of your parents. How would you explain your feelings while showing respect for your friend?
